Podcast appearances and mentions of susan barry

In this episode, we welcome Susan Barry, host of the Top Floor podcast and founder/CEO of Hive Marketing. Dive into Susan's extensive background in hospitality, from her early days in restaurant catering to her significant role in Starwood, opening New Build hotels. Discover her journey of starting her own business during the financial crisis and evolving it into a B2B marketing powerhouse in the hospitality industry. Susan shares how she launched her podcast, Top Floor, and its growth over the last four years, while discussing the state of the hospitality industry, technology gaps, and trends. Tune in for an engaging conversation that covers the importance of treating teams well, bringing back the essence of hospitality, and the future of hotel and short-term rental integration. Don't miss Susan's invaluable insights and her passion for the industry's progression! Connect with Susan Barry: ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Hive Marketing The Top Floor Podcast SLICK50 - for 50% off LinkedIn Content Made Easy Connect with Wil: ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ This episode is brought to you by our sponsors at: ⁠⁠Hostfully⁠⁠ – $500 off onboarding fee using code SLICK500 - Connect with⁠⁠ Frank here!⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Send Squared⁠⁠, the Hubspot for Hospitality Brands & Professionals! Get your business and leads organized and automated with Send Squared, the industry's best CRM! ——– Thank you for tuning into our podcast!⁠⁠ Slick Talk⁠⁠ is a⁠⁠ Hospitality.FM⁠⁠ production, and you can find more of our shows at Hospitality.FM or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts! Listen to more episodes on our⁠⁠ website⁠⁠ and take a look at our amazing⁠⁠ podcast and network sponsors⁠⁠ that make this all possible! You can also listen to our Monday morning podcast,⁠⁠ Good Morning Hospitality⁠⁠, where we discuss the industry in a more casual setting! If you ever want to contact us for guest suggestions or anything else related to the podcast, please fill out⁠⁠ our contact form⁠⁠, and we will be in touch! Last but not least, we love to connect on LinkedIn!⁠⁠ Let's connect⁠⁠ there so you can see the daily content we post beyond the podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Ripple Effect (A Nonprofit Imperative) Episode 16: "From Gray to Gold: A Leadership Odyssey" Hosts: Ron Waddell (Founder, Executive Director of Legendary Legacies) and Marybeth Campbell (CEO of Worcester Community Action Council) Special Guest: Susan Barry (CEO of GMA Foundations) Produced/Edited By: Marrio Escobar (Owner of D2L Productions)    Search for "The Ripple Effect with Marybeth Campbell and Ron Waddell" on your podcast app.    Be sure to reach out to us and share your expertise, leave a review or questions that you might have for our hosts! The Ripple Effect (774) 260-5549   In this episode of The Ripple Effect, hosts Ron Waddell and Marybeth Campbell embark on a captivating journey with Susan Barry, a seasoned nonprofit executive. Together, they explore the intricacies of leadership, the power of personal growth, and the art of navigating career transitions. From overcoming imposter syndrome to fostering a positive workplace culture, Susan shares her invaluable insights and experiences. Discover how she transformed challenges into opportunities, embraced vulnerability, and found her true purpose in life. Join us as we delve into the transformative power of leadership and the enduring impact it can have on individuals and organizations. Check out our YouTube Channel For production inquiries please check out D2L Productions

When it comes to understanding how the work that we try to do every day in the clinic actually works, this interview with Dr Susan Barry may be one of the most eye-opening interviews I have done so far - excuse the pun. Dr Barry is a a Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences, Professor Emeritus of Neuroscience and Behavior and (as she calls herself) a recovered Strabismic. Her story of fixing her gaze which started at age 48 gives us unmatched insight how neuroplasticity can be harnessed in every day therapy to drive recovery. WE cover so many topics that are near and dear to my beating therapy heart, and from the value of clinical wisdom and the cautionary tales of over interpreting published research to the importance of not being distracted by the obvious problems you see, but rather understanding the reason behind why you are seeing them. There's so many nuggets to take away from this interview, you are going to love it - enjoy!

When it comes to understanding how the work that we try to do every day in the clinic actually works, this interview with Dr Susan Barry may be one of the most eye-opening interviews I have done so far - excuse the pun. Dr Barry is a a Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences, Professor Emeritus of Neuroscience and Behavior and (as she calls herself) a recovered Strabismic. Her story of fixing her gaze which started at age 48 gives us unmatched insight how neuroplasticity can be harnessed in every day therapy to drive recovery. WE cover so many topics that are near and dear to my beating therapy heart, and from the value of clinical wisdom and the cautionary tales of over interpreting published research to the importance of not being distracted by the obvious problems you see, but rather understanding the reason behind why you are seeing them. There's so many nuggets to take away from this interview, you are going to love it - enjoy!

A theocrat and a secularist duke it out in Louisiana. We ask whether Justice Samuel Alito should recuse himself. We report state/church complaints in Minnesota, California, Tennessee and Virginia. FFRF Legal Fellow Hirsh Joshi tells us how his letter to a Missouri school district successfully stopped prayers at graduation. Then we talk with neurology Professor Susan R. Barry about her new book, Dear Oliver: An Unexpected Friendship with Oliver Sacks.

In this episode of "Alex & Annie: The Real Women of Vacation Rentals," hosts Alex and Annie are joined by Susan Barry, the president + “queen bee” of Hive Marketing and the podcast host of the “Top Floor” Podcast. Susan shares her journey in the hospitality industry, her experiences with Hive Marketing, and her insights on the evolving landscape of hospitality marketing and management. Susan's Background and Journey: Susan Barry, originally from Panama City, shares her background and how she became the queen bee of Hive Marketing. She discusses her early career in Tallahassee, Florida, working in the restaurant and catering industry, and her move to Denver, Colorado, which marked the beginning of her career in hotel management and marketing. The Intersection of Hotels and Vacation Rentals: The trio explore the relationship between hotels and vacation rentals, addressing the perception of competition and the potential for collaboration. They discuss the importance of offering a spectrum of lodging types and the need for hotels to recognize the impact of vacation rentals on the market. Challenges and Opportunities in Hospitality: The trio discuss the challenges faced by women in the hospitality industry, particularly in breaking through the "good old boy" network. Susan emphasizes the importance of recognizing systemic issues and the need for organizational support for women and people of color in hospitality. Key Takeaways:

This episode dives into the world of hospitality with Susan Barry, a leader who's seen it all. We'll explore her impressive career, from opening hotels for major brands to founding Hive Marketing in 2009. Hive Marketing bridges the gap within the hospitality industry, guiding hotels, management companies, and vendors in connecting and marketing to each other. Susan's passion for the travel industry extends beyond marketing. She's also the host of the Top Floor Podcast, where she shares insightful interviews and industry secrets. Get ready for a conversation packed with experience, practical knowledge, and maybe even a few insider stories from the exciting world of hospitality! Follow Susan Barry, Hive Marketing and Top Floor here: Hive Marketing Top Floor Podcast

On this episode, Susan Barry, from Hive Marketing walks co-hosts Michele Kline and Stephanie Leger through an outside of the box way of looking at marketing in the hospitality industry. In which ways are you thinking outside of the box when it comes to marketing solutions? GuestSusan Barry https://www.linkedin.com/in/susandbarry/Hive Marketing https://www.hive-marketing.com/Top Floor https://www.topfloorpodcast.com/Follow usWebsite https://www.wtfwalkthefloors.comLinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/wtf-walk-the-floorsYouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWJvSeZmvlNH8eRHJ6OyMDgConnect with the hosts on LinkedInMichèle Kline https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelekline/Stephanie Leger https://www.linkedin.com/in/sleger/Hosts Company LinksMichèle Kline https://www.klinehospitality.com/Stephanie Leger https://www.firstratehospitality.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode we hear from Susan. She is the founder of b2b marketing consultancy Hive Marketing and fellow podcast host of Top Floor podcast. When she was a kid, she played at being the boss and we will see how this then materialised in her career. During college she had been working part time with a catering company and when she graduated, they offered her a full-time position, which she accepted as she was still not sure about what she wanted to do, and this was meant to be temporary. She then got stuck in hospitality. She spent a lot of her hotels career working in pre-openings. She realised through this experience that she enjoyed the full autonomy she would have at the start of any opening. Which then inspired her to start her entrepreneurial journey in 2009. She shares how she started out, how her business evolved and some of her own hurdles that she had to overcome, like the 'chip on her shoulder' of being the youngest. She overcome this feeling by her strong work ethic and knowing that all her efforts would come back to her.

Bonus questions? That's right. Susan Barry asks most guests a couple of bonus questions at the end of every recording, and this episode includes seven answers to the question, "Who would you want to be stuck on an elevator with and why?" Thanks to Brian Proctor, Jennifer Hill, Derrick Barker, Madi Rifkin, Jordan Locke, Nima Anvar, and Annie Sloan for playing along!

Cue the confetti -- it's episode 100! Susan Barry is joined by her sister, Cat Meek, to recap their recent Cherish Tours trip to Alaska. Learn what it's like to travel with a group of strangers who become friends with an amazing itinerary that you don't even have to plan! Susan and Cat talk about packing anxiety, the Paper Plane cocktail, and crampons. Thank you for listening, and here's to 100 more!

In this solo episode, Susan Barry shares content ideas for three real hospitality start-up businesses to use on LinkedIn. Big picture, you should think about three key messages or topics that you want your business to be associated with, and create content that hits on those messages over and over. If you want to see how well Susan does this in the real world, follow her and the show on LinkedIn!

In this birthday solo episode, Susan Barry talks about how lodging businesses of all types should be thinking about upselling. The short version is that if a hotel or short-term rental tries to decide what is valuable on behalf of a traveler, it will backfire. Your lodging business does not need to be all things to all people. Happy Pride!

This week's No Show is with the one and only Susan Barry, Hive Marketing Queen Bee and host of the superb hospitality pod Top Floor. Together we live, we laugh, we grow ... and we learn. About what? How there's oversupply and "underdemolishment" in certain markets, secret cash stashes in hotel rooms, marauding parrots. The usual.https://www.topfloorpodcast.comhttps://www.hive-marketing.com

Denise introduces Michael Lievens, whose website strabismusworld.com was one of the few blogs available when she started vision therapy. Following his journey and feeling less alone was so helpful as she began vision therapy! Michael shares how he developed accommodative strabismus at age three as a result of undetected far-sightedness, underwent three eye surgeries which left him with constant double vision and finally discovered vision therapy as a result of searching English language resources because no resources were available in his native language of Dutch. In 2017, Michael founded a Belgian strabismus nonprofit organization which undertook the project of translating Susan Barry's book Fixing my Gaze into Dutch. He also has a Dutch website, scheelzien.org, a Dutch YouTube channel and FaceBook groups in Dutch and English. His association organizes annual patient meet ups where VTODs (vision therapy optometrists) are invited to speak. Proceeds from the Dutch translation are being rolled forward into his latest project of translating Fixing my Gaze into the French language. He is also creating a French chapter of his organization, which will cater to the other side of Belgium, France and other French-speaking territories. He is passionate about sharing helpful information regarding strabismus solutions.Link for supporting the French translation:https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-to-translate-fixing-my-gaze-into-french?fbclid=IwAR0xaNmuNyYu6d6o8v4NGZQfYt-XbK802QiiDvIJISY_hCNpXyRg9ClOuIc#/Website:https://strabismusworld.com/Facebook Community:https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=strabismus%20world

In this episode, Brian is joined by Susan Barry, President, and Queen Bee at Hive Marketing. Susan also hosts the Top Floor Podcast which takes a look at the future of hospitality and with Susan as host, you can count on a great deal of laughter. Tune in to see who Susan thanks for helping her along the way.

In this solo episode, elevator operator and host Susan Barry talks her early jobs, weird hobbies, and predictions for 2023. If you are curious about AI, solutions for social anxiety, or how to feel rich for a few hours, this is the place. Bonus points and a prize for the first listener to email susan@topfloorpodcast.com with the mistake in this episode or your own prediction for 2023.

In this episode Tommy Interviews Susan Barry, Founder of Hive Marketing and The Top Floor Podcast. To learn more - Click Here: https://topfloorpodcast.com To learn more - Click here: https://hive-marketing.com To learn more about OpsAnalitica Click Here: https://OpsAnalitica.com

Susan Barry led sales and marketing teams at Starwood Hotels before founding Hive Marketing, where today she helps hotel brands, management companies, and owners refine their message and better communicate their value. One of the ways she does this is by investing in content creation, digital media, and storytelling both for her hotel clients and for her business as the host of the (excellent and entertaining) Top Floor podcast. This show isn't about marketing per se, but I wanted to share Susan's experience because no great hospitality concept gets off the ground without someone selling the vision to investors, brands, management companies, and/or other participants. So if you are a participant in the hospitality industry, you'll want to hear her advice because the way you tell your story will affect your capacity to provide hospitality to the world.

Susan Barry is the President + Queen Bee of Hive Marketing and host of Top Floor Podcast. Hive Marketing helps hotel owners, management companies, and brands optimize top line revenue performance by deploying 25 years of award-winning experience in sales, marketing and revenue strategy. Susan's super power is executing special projects that don't fit neatly into an organizational chart. On Top Floor, a podcast about the future of hospitality, Susan talks to experts and characters to find the best ideas in hospitality. Susan chats with Niki and I about her passion for creating from scratch, about the reality the hospitality industry must face, the first thing she would do if she were to walk back into the hotel sales office tomorrow and much more. Connect with Susan: susan.barry@hive-marketing.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/susandbarry www.hive-marketing.com https://www.instagram.com/topfloorpod www.topfloorpodcast.com FOLLOW US: IG:   https://www.instagram.com/dontlookunderthebedpod Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/dlutbpod https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikiwade niki@dontlookunderthebed.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/robinmoncrieffe robin@dontlookunderthebed.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Susan Barry is the President + Queen Bee of Hive Marketing and host of Top Floor Podcast. Hive Marketing helps hotel owners, management companies, and brands optimize top line revenue performance by deploying 25 years of award-winning experience in sales, marketing and revenue strategy. Susan's super power is executing special projects that don't fit neatly into an organizational chart. On Top Floor, a podcast about the future of hospitality, Susan talks to experts and characters to find the best ideas in hospitality. Susan chats with Niki and I about her passion for creating from scratch, about the reality the hospitality industry must face, the first thing she would do if she were to walk back into the hotel sales office tomorrow and much more. Connect with Susan: susan.barry@hive-marketing.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/susandbarry www.hive-marketing.com https://www.instagram.com/topfloorpod www.topfloorpodcast.com FOLLOW US: IG:   https://www.instagram.com/dontlookunderthebedpod Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/dlutbpod https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikiwade niki@dontlookunderthebed.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/robinmoncrieffe robin@dontlookunderthebed.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Susan Barry is a Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences and Professor Emeritus of Neuroscience and Behavior at Mount Holyoke College and the author of two books, Fixing My Gaze: A Scientist's Journey into Seeing in Three Dimensions and Coming to Our Senses: A Boy Who Learned to See, A Girl Who Learned to Hear, and How We All Discover the World. Barry was dubbed Stereo Sue by neurologist and author Oliver Sacks in a 2006 New Yorker article.  

In this solo episode, Susan Barry explains the three stakeholders in the hotel business, how they are incentivized, and why their financial incentives might be inhibiting creativity and innovation.  Although she explains a bunch of financial concepts her, be advised -- Susan is neither an attorney nor an accountant.  If you have an idea for fixing, changing, or reinventing hospitality, consider this your sign -- get in touch!

Susan Barry has slept on a coffee table after locking herself out of a hotel room, but that's not entirely what this is about. In this solo deep-dive episode, Susan wonders if hotel sales teams are pushing boulders uphill while they swim against the tide. She muses here if hotels should try harder to meet buyers where they are and spend more money on marketing. Hot tip: This is a controversial one, so don't listen with diehard hotel sellers in the car.

Susan Barry was a super-nerd in eighth grade, but that didn't stop her from having to learn things the hard way. In this solo deep-dive episode, Susan describes how your sound, surroundings, mindset, and glass of water will set you up for podcast guest success. She also shares tips for finding cash and other exciting items in your hotel room and reminds you to go potty.

Reunión semanal del club #Neurofisioterapia, moderado por Juan Anaya Ojeda [@juanayaojeda] en el que hablamos de los libros que nos inspiraron en un momento de nuestra vida. En concreto, Yolanda Colodro [@YolandaColo] habla sobre "Ver en estéreo" de Susan Barry; Manuel J. Quintero [@m mjquinteroperez] habla sobre "Fantasmas en el Cerebro" de V. Ramachandran y Paula Iglesias [@Paula_igr] habla sobre "Todo está en tu cabeza" de S. O´Sullivan. Nuestra banda sonora, como cada semana, es "Life" de Roa Music [https://soundcloud.com/roa_music1031/life]. Puedes seguir el directo todos los miércoles en ClubHouse o Twitter Spaces, a las 20:00h.

Susan Barry started her hospitality career sleeping in her car between parties as an off-premise caterer. Since then, she's worked with hundreds of hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality companies to improve commercial strategy performance, gathering a bevy of wild experiences and crazy stories along the way. Top Floor explores how hospitality businesses can tell their stories, with expert tips and entertaining tales from engaging guests.

Susan Barry started her hospitality career sleeping in her car between parties as an off-premise caterer. Since then, she's worked with hundreds of hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality companies to improve commercial strategy performance, gathering a bevy of wild experiences and crazy stories along the way. Top Floor explores how hospitality businesses can tell their stories, with expert tips and entertaining tales from engaging guests.

Susan Barry-Howland is a Psychic, a Medium, a Starseed,  an IET Master instructor, Angel Therapist and Journey Practitioner. Her natural intuitive gifts help you channel messages from your angels, spirit guides, dragons and loved ones including pets.  For more information visit:AngelicSynergy12.comFB: Susan Barry-Howland 

“I knew that there were many women who were interested in hotel ownership and development, so I came up with the Highlights from This Episode Lily Mockerman: Revenue Management – The Podcast She Has a Deal. idea to create She Has A Deal, which included a hallmark event.” Welcome to Hospitality Highlights! In this 21st episode of the ThinkUp Podcast, host Lily Mockerman talks with Tracy Prigmore, founder of TLT solutions, a real estate investment and development firm and founder of She Has a Deal. Her other guest today is Susan Barry, 25-year hotel business veteran, now helping hotel owners with commercial strategy, and involved with She Has a Deal as Director of Communications. I imagine there are some plans that changed a little bit for you this year. How did this season of pitches differ from what you were originally expecting for the program? Tracy and Susan: Lily, Tracy and Susan go on to discuss: When we started, the women's pitches were due on March 14. Then everything shut down about March 15. So their pitches were already submitted and planned for opportunities that did not involve COVID. They had to really think on their feet! So many of these women started out green, not knowing much of anything about hotel investment. But then they were pitching as if they were industry veterans. We had comments from judges who said they'd been in the industry a long time, and they worked with many owners, and had not heard polished presentations to that level. So it was pretty exciting. How the concepts of the program were developed, and how they would serve to expose young women to the idea that hotel ownership and development is an option. The nine-stage hotel investment roadmap. The goal of creating a community, a network of women who were going through that same journey, to collaborate, share ideas, share challenges, and help one another achieve their aspirations. Advice on investing in hospitality with all the talk of potential resurgence and the uncertainty around how hotels will perform in 2021. To wrap up, Tracy and Susan give their top three tips on what women who are interested in hotel ownership can do right now to prepare themselves with the skills that are required to be in a 2021 pitch competition. For questions or more information: Website: She Has a Deal. LinkedIn: Tracy Prigmore, Susan Barry Read more articles on Hospitality Revenue Management on our ThinkUp Thought Leadership page. Join us live on the This Week in Hospitality Live Show, which you can register for at hospitalitydigitalmarketing.com/live. 

McKinsey & Company's COVID-19 U.S. Consumer Pulse Survey released in late August shows how consumer sentiment has changed over the six months since COVID-19 arrived in the U.S. People are tuned into what researchers are calling the health-and-caring economy. And hotels are part of the mix. The survey shows an increase since mid-March of consumers' intent to book a hotel stay in the U.S. The study also reveals more people are shopping and buying online. But for consumers who plan to show up in person at a business, including hotels, most will base their buying decisions on whether the business treats its employees with care and whether staff members and customers wear face masks. The message consumers are sending businesses is loud and clear – health and safety is their top concern. But if your hotel can expand that consumer sentiment with a caring message, you may have a fighting chance at surviving the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus outbreak. In this episode of Lodging Leaders podcast we interview several hotel marketing experts about how the coronavirus crisis has reshaped the traditional sales-and-marketing funnel and what hotels need to do to attract the attention of prospective guests, many who are making travel decisions just a few hours in advance of booking. We feature Susan Barry, founder and president of Hive Marketing in Atlanta; Glenda Lee, a consultant at TBT Hospitality in Washington, D.C.; and Theresa Hajko, director of revenue management at Spire Hospitality of Irving, Texas.

Listen to this week’s discussion expanding on how Commercial Strategy came to be and how it can benefit your organizations. Tyler Jacobson of Omnifonic DIgital Marketing and Susan Barry of Hive Marketing dig into Commerical Strategies with Mike Medsker co-Founder & President of Focal Revenue Solutions. Are you being bogged down by unproductive meetings while… Source

Have you ever wondered how you can incorporate TikTok into your social media strategy? Tyler Jacobson of Omnifonic Digital Marketing and Susan Barry of Hive Marketing gain some valuable insights on this from guest Jason Dominy of Marbury Creative Group (formerly of Krystal). Drawing from his 20 years of experience in marketing and social media… Source

In this episode, Tyler and Susan opine on their forbidden drinks of choice and then dive into the nitty-gritty details of Google Analytics emailed monthly snapshot reports. Susan Barry of Hive Marketing has a burning question that she needs answered: “What do those snapshot email reports from Google Analytics even mean?” By reviewing her Monthly… Source

The U.S. hotel industry is undergoing an unprecedented experience as the new coronavirus or COVID-19 grows more and more real every day. Long Live Lodging and its Lodging Leaders podcast has decided to put a temporary hold on its usual programing from one report a week and move to providing updates throughout the week with short reports focused on specific issues impacting the hotel business. In this episode we explore pricing in a sudden and steep downturn. We interview Lily Mockerman, founder and CEO of Total Customized Revenue Management of Phoenix, Arizona, and Susan Barry, founder and president of Hive Marketing of Atlanta, Georgia, on how hotels can effectively manage rate to mitigate the loss of revenue from cancelations as well as attract business from people who still need to travel or from those who choose to travel during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Susan Barry of Hive Marketing returns to the Omnicast to discuss all sorts of stupid ways that businesses waste their marketing budgets. Are you making some of these mistakes? Tune in to find out. TRANSCRIPT (Automated) This is Tyler from the Omni cast before I jump into this episode I want to acknowledge that there… Source

Lesson 1: If you’re ignoring your business’ online reputation, today is the day that ends. Susan Barry of Hive Marketing joins Tyler to discuss the importance of online reputation management, share stories of when and how it goes wrong, and give you the tools and guidance to take control of your online reputation to win… Source

Many hotel-business experts believe an industry downturn is at hand. Some say it will happen as soon as next year. Others expect business to slow in 2021. So, is the forecasted slowdown based on fact, an economic algorithm, or is it more of a gut feeling? In this episode of Lodging Leaders we try to answer this question. We also find out what hotel owners should be doing today to prepare for a slowing of business tomorrow. We talk to Mark Woodworth and Robert Mandelbaum, analysts with CBRE Hotels Americas Research; Paul Breslin of consulting firm Horwath HTL; and Susan Barry of Hive Marketing, who offers tips on how to get your hotel recession ready.

Welcome to our final episode in the 4 part mini series with Dr. Susan Barry, a neuro biologist and the author of Fixing my Gaze. Come learn and explore with us! Here is a snippet of some of the things we discussed: 1:00 The role of brain imaging in discovering the most effective methods of treatment. 6:45 Dr. Barry's thought on the role of vision therapy in traumatic brain injury. 10:00 Combining 3D audio with Vivid Vision and it's impact on the binocular neurons. 15:10 Dr. Barry's hopes and dreams for the future of vision therapy. 17:30 "Vision therapy patients need to speak up more" Thanks to Dr. Barry for joining us on the show. Keep in touch with her with the links below. stereosue@gmail.com http://www.stereosue.com/ Thank you for listening!

Welcome to part 3 of a very special installment of the Vivid Vision spotlights podcast! Our guest on this occasion will be the legendary Susan Barry, another wise known as stereo Sue, she is a neuro biologist and the author of "Fixing my gaze". It was truly an honor to have Dr. Barry on the show, she covered a wide range of subjects including when vision therapies fails, a neurological overview of amblyopia and much more! You can listen to part 1 and part 2 of the audio podcast by clicking the links at bottom of the show notes. 1:30 When is Vision therapy not successful? What are the different reasons for failed treatments? 6:00 What is happening neurologically for someone with amblyopia? 12:00 Is synaptic pruning involved in the process of patients not developing their binocular vision system? 13:30 Surgeries vs. vision therapy Thanks again to Dr. Barry for coming on the show, you can get in touch with Dr. Barry with the links below. stereosue@gmail.com www.stereosue.com/ Thank you for listening! Check out part 1 and part 2 with the links below: http://bit.ly/29fcK2t http://bit.ly/2a9PUXN

Welcome to part 2 of a very special installment of the Vivid Vision spotlights podcast! Our guest on this occasion will be the legendary Susan Barry another wise known as stereo Sue, she is a neuro biologist and the author of "Fixing my gaze". It was truly an honor to have Dr. Barry on the show, she covered a wide range of subjects including the state of the vision therapy field, activating the binocular neurons and more. 1:30 Using gene modification to eradicate lazy eye? 3:30 Advice and tips for people who are going through the process of beginning to see in 3D. 8:00 The most intense moments in Dr. Barry's experience while gaining back her 3D vision. 12:00 Is Dr. Barry conducting any experiments on herself currently? http://www.stereosue.com/ You can also check out the full transcript of the conversation by clicking here. Thanks for listening! Check out part 1 with the link below: http://bit.ly/29fcK2t

Welcome to a very special installment of the Vivid Vision spotlights podcast! Our guest on this occasion will be the legendary Susan Barry another wise known as stereo Sue, she is a neuro biologist and the author of "Fixing my gaze". It was truly an honor to have Dr. Barry on the show, she covered a wide range of subjects including the state of the vision therapy field, activating the binocular neurons and more. 30: The state of the vision therapy field today. 1:30 The greatest challenges facing the field of vision therapy today. 2:20 The reasons why vision therapy is not a house hold thing yet. 7:00 Why is it that opthalmologist and optometrist don't work together better. 9:00 Why is it that insurance companies don't cover vision therapy? 11:00 How does the field of vision therapy temper patient expectations? 13:00 Teaching patients to take ownership over their therapy. Thanks again to Dr. Barry for coming on the show, you can get in touch with Dr. Barry with the link below. www.stereosue.com/ Thanks for listening!

Come to the largest city in Maine Thursday night at 8p EST on iTunes and BlogTalkRadio.com when Susan Barry, director of marketing at the Westin Portland Harborview guests on Travel Itch Radio with Dan and Christine.

This Christian Aid Week (12-18 May 2013) we're focusing on projects around the world that are helping communities to grow themselves enough food to eat, not just for today but for tomorrow. In this podcast, Christian Aid’s Susan Barry explains how a simple text message containing weather forecast information is proving to be revolutionary for farmers in Kenya. Susan talks to Jimmy Wetindi who works for Christian Aid in Kenya about why this project is necessary, and also interviews Truphena Iriri, a local farmer, about the change these text messages have brought for her and her family. For more information please visit www.caweek.org

On 19 November people around the world will mark World Toilet Day. Christian Aid’s Antoinette Powell caught up with colleagues Sarah Filbey, Jonathan Allan and Susan Barry to hear about their best and worst toilet experiences and some of the 2.6 billion people living without access to good sanitation. In this podcast she reflects on the impact of poor sanitation and finds out what Christian Aid partners are doing to address it. To find out more about Christian Aid’s work please go to www.christian-aid.org.uk

Jane Bianchi from Family Circle, talks about 50 Healthy Snacks-and new supermarket health evaluation system NuVal. Dr. Daisy Sutherland talks about "Setting Boundaries for your Sanity" while working at home. Susan Barry, Director of Marketing, United Healthcarem Student Resources joins us. The Mom's Roundtable discusses how often do you eat together as a family? Debi Silber one of our fitness experts talks about why you may be keeping that excess weight on!

Join Maria as she speaks with Susan Barry, Marketing Director, UnitedHealthcare StudentResources - student health insurance plans can help keep your students healthy in and out of school affordably.  Then, Kevin Roth, Kevin & Wabby, www.wabby.org Wabby encourages children to listen to their " inner voice",  quietly reflect and make decisions about life's little challenges using both their heart and their head.  Next, Monique Vranesh, Children's Fitness Expert Gets Kids Off of the Sofa.  As a founding partner of My Gym Enterprises, Monique was instrumental in the formation of the company as well as the continuing advancement of the My Gym concept throughout the world.  She gained national recognition for her role as teacher in “My Gym at Home,” BabyFirstTV’s initial physical fitness program.  And, Dr. Lynne Kenney, author of “The Family Coach Method: Raising Good, Kind, Ethical Kids in a Complicated World”